Sights for Hope Client Band Limitless to Rock Bikers for Sight 2025

By Sights for Hope Team |
A diverse group of five people poses with musical instruments, a drum set in the center. They stand smiling in front of an event banner and a U.S. flag.

Limitless, Sights for Hope’s client-led band, will take the stage at Bikers for Sight 2025, presented by PABikerLawyer.com, on Saturday, October 11.

Bikers for Sight is a motorcycle poker run through the Pocono Mountains’ autumn splendor led by Founding Event Partner Northeast PA Inter Club, with proceeds benefitting Sights for Hope. Limitless will perform at the run’s finish line tent at Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery in Saylorsburg, PA.

Limitless features several Sights for Hope clients who were proficient musicians before losing
some or all their eyesight. The band’s guitar- and percussion-driven sound treats several folk and classic rock hits lovingly.

Bikers for Sight 2025 will begin at Pocono Mountain Harley-Davidson in Tannersville, PA, at 9:30 a.m., with registration starting at 9 a.m. During a poker run, riders draw playing cards at the starting line, at locations along the route, and at the finish line. The person with the best poker hand at the end of the Bikers for Sight run will win its $500 grand prize.

Bikers for Sight was inspired by Sights for Hope client Wendy Smentkowski, who rode frequently before losing most of her vision. As a representative of her motorcycle club, she persuaded the Northeast Inter Club, an association of Pocono area clubs, to “adopt” Sights for Hope as one of its charities.

Bikers for Sight 2025 is also supported by its Grand Prize Sponsor, Active Learning Centers and Lehigh Valley Martial Arts; its Gold Sponsors, Allied Building Corporation and The Genesis Group; and Contributing Sponsor, St. Luke’s University Health Network.

Sights for Hope empowers people to overcome the challenges of vision loss and promotes healthy eyesight throughout Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley and Monroe County. Sights for Hope educates people with limited or no vision about adaptive skills, improves their access to essential services, boosts their confidence and emotional well-being, and helps them obtain assistive devices. Sights for Hope also connects pre-kindergarten children to eye care and teaches people how to keep their eyes strong and safe. Founded in 1928, Sights for Hope is a member of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind (PAB) and the national VisionServe Alliance.

Image: A diverse group of five people poses with musical instruments, a drum set in the center. They stand smiling in front of an event banner and a U.S. flag.